Palmer China brawl ‘hurting us’
CLIVE Palmer is damaging relations with China and harming the national economy, WA Premier Colin Barnett declared yesterday.
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VC graves ‘under threat’
DESCENDANTS of VC winners have backed a push to have their relatives’ gravesites heritage listed in the lead-up to the Anzac centenary.
Masters back in private hands
BLUE-chip paintings have slipped quietly from long-term public ownership into private hands in recent weeks.
China backing pastoral vision
TEN of Australia’s biggest Aboriginal-run pastoral stations are preparing for a Chinese-backed merger.
New goals ahead for stockmen
BYRON Malay was five years old when his stockman dad James taught him to ride a horse at Mistake Creek Station.
End GFC barriers: BHP chief
THE head of BHP is urging G20 leaders to roll back protectionist trade barriers imposed after the financial crisis of 2008 to help boost trade.
Teacher ‘close but not sexual’
THE former headmaster of a Perth school believed a file containing complaints of inappropriate behaviour by a teacher showed he had crossed a line.
Union suspends tugboat strike
WEST Australian tugboat workers have backed off from immediate strike action that would have cost the country an estimated $100 million a day.
Santos withdraws Pilliga CSG rigs
ENERGY giant Santos has withdrawn its exploration drill rigs from the controversial Pilliga coal-seam gas project in northern NSW.
Abbott to reach out to India
TONY Abbott will attempt to schedule a visit to India before the G20 summit meeting in November in a bid for a much closer relationship.
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